Nestled in the UNESCO-listed Langhe-Roero and Monferrato region of Italy, Alba is renowned for its white truffles, but its history stretches back to ancient Roman times. Beneath the town center, visitors can delve into Alba Sotterranea, a subterranean network that reveals well-preserved Roman ruins such as a temple, forum, theater, and domus. The site also includes the foundations of medieval towers, offering a layered glimpse into the town’s past. Today, guests can explore these archaeological treasures, experiencing the rich historical tapestry of Alba.
Alba Underground (Alba Sotterranea)
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